The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1887-12-10
OXYGEN AND IlITa0aESl
As therapeutic Age N Is in the Treat
ment OF Pulmonary and other
Chronic Diseases.

, ne uscoi oxygen an nitrogen gas ia a,i,aaced
uGfhpteuc' ls no longer 0u experiment
kn"NiHe there eNis,s demand 90, tbc mart of
the pfp.e,' ION for uTtptUtilu OF ..s..5ei, a,
has fcaI ihcapeGtCIl merit ! W luld r,,urs.f,,ifr
SZiu Zi,. sont attention ip Wal ous Oxygen and
Before stating what oxygen compouul T.. in
oFler 10 nave tuc matter properly uuI,r,,p,l il
J. n.'s,, fy Tor me 10 site that Il i, not Com
During the ast fw year, the pap r,auI i,rr.
laIs' secular religion, and scientific. ai over
the country, have tplp, luI uAV tcu iI which 4,
man. " '''' H'' "A
Inc extensive sale Of The oxygen homo trent
ihtht ANA astonishing claims uadp f,r II nv,
induced many chemist, aud phv.i.igtt. +, iriii,,
Iuto IT. alleged virtues, and dctcrAiue tbe in,r..-
Il'ht' "hlch camln>e IL. The formula of 10th
tllc nome aud Office treatment have be.n NH
Issued Ia various journals Boston TnI,r,oi 80
ohS3ini,,lry' Medical Record The Health Record
"Dr. Waliiln, who ha, carefully investigated
lne subject says: some cutcrprising but uuscrup
uloua ptetenIers discoycrr'r I'M This gas ~,
so-cgllcd 'uNygtuiIcd air which some y,,,r @ ',.,
was 80 extensively advertised as a cIIrp.sn
Rights 10 manufacture aud administer II r., 80 "I,
S"il l"i Io,ttl sum ihe process oi generating II
e'r,i Gyais uutt i-! ui1sused by tho addition OF
ltIIlo carbonate or other inert CulOriug material
To The ammonium nitrate us.d. Even 4, Ills d,,
hrn ln Ihl,Ndclphs Is stil burning on he
miuCulou, alchcluy of Compound a. 49,, ~ @ ~
Treatment which is a bare 'rc,I ...i1Il Ii
hoihir- more than "a weak solution ofnmmnni,,,n7
m4Hale ahd II Cr0iX rum, l,omc adding also
fT41 fItttf
~ mlu ''lliDgl ll'l IN some Wholesome hygicnic
rules Er'isteuily Wculcatcd by these adyGTtising
PrptNslohal outlaws have performed some the,
huIeuuc a. well a. moral wonders by IL, aid -
Advantage Is taken OF the fact tbai r,, -, .
are urea oI bcluE druggcd and the anppr1iIs
Whlch Is sent % their patients being more taugi
least two results, one Of which l. tn i,.,; ~ '
| patent with hope, The other that II piyrs the
the mind cmE,uyvd. ' - "''l'
The objections tu compound oxvgruprn.
- IntIe j. ID" such thing as compound oxygen
, :. Ihal me handling of the substance hearing
th's u me has been confined almost rntirei,, 70
| persons without any knowledge of rlrdi,in! nr or
"lhtr iuai iheailou' requisite tu the udnini,tra-
! lNon OF snch an agent. -"
., Ihdl the formula ha, been retained asa
| considerations. ''' 'N0"''alS
l.. That it has been advertised I'm an ,,,,,,ro-
| los.lohal, not tp say uup,uciplcd. manner
! NHitohs oxygen and Nitrogen 'oullnuud Il
| CUnlp,to oi Two atoms of oxygen .uid one OF
hltfnsth Either OF these elements when used
/ separately are without special thtrupcutical
! mtIl' IL certainty was never intended by ma
! iurc that We should uSc patt oxygen alone II
| r. too powerful AN ONidiIing agent ana ~ a.,
/ apeuilcH results uhtaiuc by IL, use have never
! been hs - istctury when used Stuglv a. when
! CoWhlurV WIN certain equivalent uf nitrogen
| The two elements, however when ronhined in
! il'sr proportions, produce CuLpOund of siugii-
| la therapeutic merit 's'
1t is an established fact that oxygen is the most
perfect antiscptc known, for in an atmosnber. ot
oxygen II Is impossible tor disease germs ,n e, =,
| III pleee of decaying vegetable or animal
matter Is placed in "A bell glass containing an at
moSphere OF oxygen, the y O3eSs of decay no
comes speedily arrested. Hence its apnlicbiii
! III disease affecting the respiratory organs
| lhis compound not only acts as an antiseptie
but So acts un the respiratory muscle. as la com.
pei the patient 10 breathe l,tnierly I'm fact tbara
| are but ie" persons who breathe a. tney should.
! Man! authors clalm that imperfect breathing is
! cause oi a urge percentage OF bronchial trou-
| blcS. Residual air remaining over from ono in
! sprallnh % another cNcitcs irritation subsequent
! inflammation, which becomes prolific Held for
! the development of disease germs
! The Compound COmpcls the patf.nt 10 tan
! dtch inspirations thus eNpclling Gll residue air
| When once the disease has been established
tlthcr from imperfect Ucratiun cor whatever cause
! believe the Oxygen and Nitrogen Compound
because oi IT'S anlscpiiC qualities, will arrest the
! development "t disease and render the soil bar.
| rcn Tor germ growth. lttht BACILLUS TUBERCu.
| Losi, Is tlc essential factor In the development
oi PhthlNlS. men we have in this agent an ell
cicut gcrmicidy and an antidotc.